My obsession with cranksets

[ferrus]

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Machine Tech! - you don't see many of those!
Now Campagnolo road.. there's a world of lovely contenders'

 

[FlyingV]

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Show us more details of the machine tech crank! Is that a prototype?

 

[CAPIN]

I love those MachineTechs and Onzas!

 

[ti-fat-man]

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I do have a set of XO1 (robbed ring) for sale ... :wink

 

[Tomahawk kid]

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Storck PowerArm in carbon fiber. Developed by Marcus Storck in 1992 and traded since 1993.
One of the lightest crankset made (as light as the Morati)

This bloody thread is insane, never seen so much rare bling in one place !! :shock: :shock: Those Powerarms are superb though, been after a pair to put on the Adroit for a while now, the search continues, although if you'd ever consider parting cough cough

 

[k-rod]

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wow ! :shock:

 

[legrandefromage]

Ok, so not quite so sexy as all those wonderful and often bonkers chainsets, I present the Vuelta CNC compact chainset.

The only Googly reference I can find is my own picture from 2009, it took ten years to wrestle them from a neighbour

I have yet to see another set

 

[mdvineng]

I can see why

 

[jojopunx]

wow! the first time I see such a miracle, really nice piece of aluminum, show other pictures of this crank

 

[legrandefromage]

I can see why

Because they are so fantastic!

Yes, I'm with you on that, rare as Hen's Knickers!

Harder to find than a sensible politician!

Or are you one of 'those' not bothering to look past the name? These are USA made and if they had ANY other brand name on them it would be a different story.

I'm off to glare at another Manitou frame until it cracks.